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Pseudoaesthetic — A microlabel describing individuals on the anaesthetic (also known as non-aesthetic) spectrum who experience non-aesthetic attraction that mimics, or borders on aesthetic attraction. This is referred to as pseudo aesthetic attraction.

Someone who is pseudoaesthetic does NOT experience actual aesthetic attraction (or experiences it at a lesser degree/frequency), they, however, experience something that they feel mimics, or is similar to aesthetic attraction, without actually being aesthetic attraction. Typically, someone who is pseudoaesthetic would experience a different form of attraction that mimics aesthetic attraction, but it does not necessarily have to be another form of attraction, and can be something else entirely.

Koifamilial (Also known as Koinikofamilial) — A microlabel on the afamilial spectrum describing someone who experiences familial attraction towards someone only if they both interact with each other frequently. A koifamilial individual loses their attraction towards someone if they do not interact with each other regularly, which can take days to months, depending on the individual. If they begin to interact regularly with each other again, the koifamilial individuals' attraction will return. In other words, familial attraction that is dependent on frequent interaction.

Sallafamilial — A microlabel on the afamilial spectrum defined as someone who experiences familial attraction; however, said familial attraction fades after interaction with the target of attraction becomes less frequent.

Implattractional — the state of never being satisfied with one's orientation, no matter how well it fits, due to self-doubt. This causes one to search and seek out something that fits even better, to find "the orientation" or "the one truth". Often this is caused by a lack of words to describe one's orientation or attraction, or the paradoxical nature of one's orientation. This inability to find a "one true orientation" frequently causes self-doubt and can even cause the label Implattractional to feel imperfect to the individual.

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Aroaceish, also known as aroace-ish — is a term for anyone who is aroace, or on the aroace spectrum, but only partially identifies with the aroace label. There are multiple reasons as to why someone may identify as aroaceish, some examples being;

Someone who identifies as aroace towards real people, but fictoaroace towards characters - they may not experience attraction towards real people, but they DO experience it towards fictional characters, and as a result, they only feel a partial connection to the aroace label.

Someone who identifies as cupiosexual and cupioromantic - they may relate to the aroace experience due to their lack of attraction, however, may only partially feel connected to the label due to the fact that they still desire a relationship.

Someone who is on the aroace spectrum - they may feel a partial connection to the aroace label due to their lack of attraction, but perhaps not a 'full' connection.

Ficto-Heteroflexible; A term used to describe an individual who generally experiences exclusive, near-exclusive or primary attraction towards fictional characters of the "opposite" or dissimilar genders, but is occasionally attracted to fictional characters of the same or similar genders. — A combination of the prefix 'Ficto-' and the term Heteroflexible.

Ficto-Homoflexible; A term used to describe an individual who generally experiences exclusive, near-exclusive or primary attraction towards fictional characters of the same or similar genders, but is occasionally attracted to fictional characters of the "opposite" or dissimilar genders. — A combination of the prefix 'Ficto-' and the term Homoflexible.

A combination of the prefix 'Ficto-' and the label 'Bicurious', Ficto- Bicurious is a label that describes the exclusive, near-exclusive, or primary attraction towards fictional characters, or someone whose attraction is influenced by fictional characters. Ficto- Bicurious can be described as someone who knows that are Ficto- but is questioning whether the attraction they experience is towards fictional characters of two or more genders or not.

Fictoromantic + Bicurious; FictoromanticBicurious or BicuriousFictoromantic is a combination of the labels 'Fictoromantic' and 'Bicurious'. Someone who is Fictoromantic-Bicurious experiences exclusive, near-exclusive or primary romantic attraction towards fictional characters, however, they are uncertain, or questioning whether the attraction they experience to fictional characters is to ones of two or more genders or not.

Fictosexual + Bicurious; FictosexualBicurious or BicuriousFictoseual is a combination of the labels 'Fictosexual' and 'Bicurious'. Someone who is Fictosexual-Bicurious experiences exclusive, near-exclusive or primary sexual attraction towards fictional characters, however, they are uncertain, or questioning whether the attraction they experience to fictional characters is to ones of two or more genders or not.

FictoAroAce + Bicurious; FictoaroaceBicurious or BicuriousFictoaroace is a combination of the labels 'Fictosexual', 'Fictoromantic' and 'Bicurious'. Someone who is Fictoaroace-Bicurious experiences exclusive, near-exclusive or primary romantic and sexual attraction towards fictional characters, however, they are uncertain, or questioning whether the attraction they experience to fictional characters is to ones of two or more genders or not.

FictoAttractional + Bicurious;FictoAttractionalBicurious or BicuriousFictoattractional is a combination of the labels 'Fictoattractional' and 'Bicurious'.

Someone who is Fictoattractional-Bicurious experiences exclusive, near-exclusive or primary attraction towards fictional characters, however, they are uncertain, or questioning whether the attraction they experience to fictional characters is to ones of two or more genders or not.

Quoiattractional (Also known as Quoianattractional) is a term associated with challenging one's own orientation as not personally helpful. It also can include not knowing one's orientation or not wanting to define one's orientation.

Quoiattractional experiences can include:

Being unsure what most/all types of attractions are, and therefore being unsure if one has experienced them or not.

Finding the concept of attraction to be inaccessible, inapplicable, or nonsensical.

Being unable to understand multiple/all attractions as a concept or feeling.

Disidentifying with the concept of attraction - either as a social construct or as something potentially applicable to oneself.

Questioning one's attraction for such a long time that the questioning itself becomes the identity, rather than a path toward any other more stable identity.

Starbeing is a xenogender identity in which one's gender is connected to stars or concepts surrounding stars, alongside being a 'being'; a Starbeing

Aporomantic is a subset of Aromantic in which one not only experiences a lack of romantic attraction but is entirely removed from the concept of romantic attraction as a whole. It can be described as less than a lack of romantic attraction and more as having no connection, association or relation towards romantic attraction altogether.